GENERAL17 Sept 2026
Indian logistics operators eye terminals at Oman's Sohar Port: Deputy CEO
Indian logistics companies are now looking at running terminals at Oman's Sohar Port. Raid Al Rubaiey, the port's Deputy CEO, shared this. He also said feeder services between India and Sohar have grown four times since the West Asia crisis. That means more India-linked cargo may move through Oman, which could change shipping costs and routes for importers and exporters.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Indian logistics operators are eyeing terminals at Oman's Sohar Port, according to Deputy CEO Raid Al Rubaiey.
- India-Sohar feeder services have grown four times since the West Asia crisis, said Raid Al Rubaiey.
- The report was first published on 17 September 2026.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If your business ships goods between India and West Asia, ask your freight forwarder about current India-Sohar feeder options and rates before you lock in long-term contracts. Treat this as general information and confirm specifics with your own logistics advisor.
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